Master a craft, and talk to its neighbors
We look for real disciplinary depth with honest curiosity toward neighboring crafts: the designer who questions the researcher, the engineer who reads the pedagogue.
Careers
Slow-growing work, deep-rooted
We hire slowly on purpose. Everyone who joins this work touches, through it, the lives of children and teens; our first standard is real respect for that trust.
Who fits here
Three criteria
Love Arabic as work, not a slogan
Our working language is Arabic. You need not be a linguist, but you must treat Arabic as craft material, not a translation burden.
Prefer right over fast when they clash
We test a prototype before it launches, watch a guardrail metric for harm, and say "I don't know" without embarrassment. Whoever chafes at that rhythm will chafe at us.
What a children’s project needs
Six crafts, one language
Developmental and behavioral knowledge
A project serving childhood needs someone guarding its scientific base in every design decision.
Pedagogy and learning design
It needs someone who turns an educational goal into a learning sequence that lives inside real play.
Arabic content and narrative
It needs someone who writes for the child as an intelligent reader, not a recipient everything must be simplified for.
Experience design
It needs someone who judges every screen or scene with an eye that knows the differences between one age and the next.
Engineering and technology
It needs someone who builds for long operation, with privacy in the architecture, not only in the promises.
Measurement and data
It needs someone who guards the guardrail metric as closely as the success metric, not one without the other.
Current status
Open roles and how to write to us
No roles posted right now
When a role opens we will post it here with a plain description: duties, team, and presence expectations. This line updates the moment that changes.
How to write to us
Choose "Something else" in the Start a Project form, and mention your specialty and work that represents you. We read every message.
See your place among these crafts?
Write to us, and we will read your message ourselves.
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